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The majority of reviews for this b&b were completed when two Italian architects were in situ. They have moved on and with the change most of the positive points mentioned in the previous reviews no longer are relevant. Upon arrival at Corte Vecchia I was...More

We are a couple who stayed at Corte Vecchia BnB in Venice the nights of May 8, 9 & 10, 2017. Our advice: Do NOT stay there. Reasons follow.
1. Tokuro (manager or owner) greeted us upon arrival, collected our three nights payment at that...More

We spent 4 nights in this lovely bed & breakfast. The cosy room is decorated very nicely with pretty details. Everything is clean and the comfortable bed makes you feel at home instantly. I loved the nice breakfast (croissants, joghurt, fruits, bread) they serve you...More

We stayed for two nights (6-8 May 2014). Communication by email before we arrived was exceptional and the directions we were given easy to follow (although we did get a bit lost when we got off the water taxi because we weren't used to the...More

My girlfriend and I have just returned from an absolutely delightful trip to Venice and our stay at Corte Vecchia was very much part of the experience.
Antonella was very helpful prior to arriving with excellent communication and her directions meant we had no problems...More

in the morning light. The Accademia Bridge crosses theGrand Canal. A back street doubles as basketballcourt. Palaces house residents, or like Ca' Foscari auniversity, or a museum like Ca’ Rezzonico thatattracts Venetians for concerts. Dorsoduro reveals itsindustrial roots too, in buildings converted to houseuniversity departments or exhibitions. Campo SantaMargherita bursts with youthful energy from localstudents. Foot traffic bustles to and from PiazzaleRoma and Santa Lucia train station. Evening commuterspause for an aperitivo. Neighbours exchange confidantsin a campo (square) on their way to market.